They will be spurred on

They will be spurred on

Remittances have long spurred inflation in many parts of Africa.

Many of the problems that spurred the London summit remain real.

But no one would claim that lowering short term interest rates spurred investment.

But that demonstration also spurred a major change in China s policy towards Hong Kong.

This is a highly valued horticulture industry that is spurred by simple and efficient biotechnology.

The emulation effect that spurred Central European reform in the 1990 s is not working farther east.

) has recently (since about 2000) spurred the use of digital mapping in the sciences and applied sciences.

This asymmetry has spurred huge capital flows from the former to the latter, which are likely to continue.

Spurred by unemployment, political uncertainty, and falling living standards, young Saudi men are easily recruited by extremist groups.

The prospect of trade restrictions spurred the White House to begin the negotiations that led to the Plaza Accord.

The judge's ruling spurred rumors that he went easy on her because her husband was related to senior provincial officials.

As China accumulated economic and strategic clout, its neighbors benefited from its rapid GDP growth, which spurred their own economies.

This economic miracle was spurred mainly by Japanese economic policy, in particular through the Ministry of International Trade and Industry.

The mining activity at nearby Ruby Creek spurred growth for a short time in 1880, gaining the city a new hotel, but little else was accomplished when the mines proved to be shallow.

A new fiscal compact and new governments in Greece, Italy, and Spain spurred hope of credible commitment to austerity and structural reform.

For the past decade, booming oil prices have spurred economic expansion, with only a short break following the financial crisis of 2008.

It was the collapse of the Soviet bloc s planned economies that spurred both free market hubris and the realization that institutions matter.

Finally, this year, a number of reports, including one by the Secretary General himself, seem to have spurred all of us to action.

Bangladesh was singled out as a country where, despite poverty, enormous commitment had spurred progress towards getting all boys and girls into school.

Further, cCustoms training hads spurred more routine communication between national stakeholders, thereby creating a platform for networking, and twinning, and for awareness raising.

MADRID July will enter Spanish history as having started on a tremendous high, spurred by Spain s recent triumph in the 2012 Euro Soccer Championship.

This is why it is so important to capture and prosecute Radovan Karadzic, who spurred on the homicidal rage of so many Bosnian Serbs.

Recently, a desire for greater political respect has spurred Islamic nations to invest in technology, which is most visible in Pakistani and Iranian nuclear ambitions.

The latest example is the United Kingdom, where trade unions have spurred the creation of the Pension Protection Fund, which will begin operating next year.

Spurred on by the Peace Implementation Council, Prime Minister Terzić and the High Representative established a high level monitoring group for the Tribunal in February.

The arts reformation, like the religious Reformation, is spurred in part by technology, with indeed, the printing press really leading the charge on the religious Reformation.

As a result, in the last four years, China s M2, spurred by a stimulus package totaling 4 trillion in 2008 and 2009, has more than doubled.

It has been argued that, in many of the advanced economies, development was spurred by an organizational learning process within companies that stimulated innovation and competitiveness.

Although The Hite Report initially spurred great controversy, in the end it was broadly accepted that women s pleasure and sexual well being mattered and deserved respectful inquiry.

This continued economic growth was spurred by donor funded imports, nationwide reconstruction and rehabilitation projects, broad recovery in the agricultural sector, and increased investment in the country.

Consumption is being spurred by record low unemployment rates, below 7 , and by credit growth, which has doubled, from 22 to 45 of GDP, between 2002 and 2010.

Political and legal reforms in Turkey in recent years have been remarkably far reaching, for they have clearly been spurred by Turks wish to move closer to the EU.

Anita Hill s decision in 1991 not to make anonymous accusations against Clarence Thomas, now a US Supreme Court justice, spurred a wave of enforcement of equal employment opportunity law.

For instance of the Palestinian hip hop group DAM, from Lod, has spurred the emergence of other hip hop groups from Akka, to Bethlehem, to Ramallah, to Gaza City.

This year we succeeded in making further strides, spurred along by a number of Presidents, including those from the Netherlands and Norway, as well as from New Zealand and elsewhere.

To the extent that the present climate of mistrust spurred by the outrageous recriminations of the Government of Zimbabwe can be replaced by a respectful dialogue, we would like to suggest the consideration of a visit to Zimbabwe by the Secretary General as soon as possible.

The controversy however has spurred Filipino bloggers' interest, with some expressing surprise that the NPC, a journalists' organization, resorted to censorship or changes in the original work without informing the artists first.

This has spurred doubts about America s ability to provide strategic heft to its pivot by sustaining a higher level of commitment in the Asia Pacific region, where it already maintains 320,000 troops.

For example, while US monetary policy intervention (yes, monetary policy is also intervention) has done little to boost domestic demand, it has spurred domestic capital to search for yield around the world.

But US President George W. Bush s notorious axis of evil speech delivered just days later, and citing Iran as one of America s three most dangerous enemies spurred a reversal of Iranian policy.

WASHINGTON, DC This month marks the one year anniversary of the contested re election of hard line Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, which spurred the country s largest popular uprisings since the 1979 Islamic revolution.

Now a matter of social concern, discrimination has spurred a plethora of more or less like minded African civil society organizations to wide ranging action to identify and engage with anti discrimination doctrines.

Intransigent opposition by anti science, anti technology activists Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth, and a few other groups has spurred already risk averse regulators to adopt an overly cautious approach that has stalled approvals.